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Recommended TorkLift Hitch and Tie Downs for a 2026 Ford F-350 w/a the 8' Long Bed  

Updated 04/21/2026 | Published 04/19/2026

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Good morning. I just picked up a 2026 Ford F-350 long bed with a factory hitch. I upgraded trucks for a larger camper and I have been towing a trailer with a TorkLift extension. I need to get a Torklift hitch and matching tie downs. Could you tell me which ones I need for my truck? Thank you

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Expert Reply:

Congrats on the new truck Steve and welcome back! The TorkLift SuperHitch Magnum item # TL27CR is the correct hitch for your 2026 Ford F-350. It'll install in place of your factory hitch so if you want to get started on removing it, you'd be ready to go by the time your new hitch arrives.

The TorkLift SuperHitch Magnum item # TL27CR has the stacked 2-1/2" and 2" receivers so you'll be able to use your TorkLift SuperTruss Hitch Extension item # TLE1542 with it. This will allow you to carry over your towing setup on your new truck.

For compatible camper tie downs, I recommend the TorkLift Talon Truck Camper Tie-Downs item # TL45SV. These are custom fit and the rear ones will attach directly to the sides of the TorkLift SuperHitch Magnum item # TL27CR.

Please note that if you have the factory flip-out steps that are mounted under the bed you will need to remove them to install the Tie-Downs item # TL45SV.

What kind of trailer are you pulling?

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Kevin

4/21/2026

Steven, yes it is a beast! start stretching now :) I was able to do it alone (but a pal is helpful) but I have a cool lift cart I got from harbor freight to help, hopefully you have a GOOD impact gun to aide in the monster bolt removals and a large torque wrench to reinstall. Careful getting under the original and the heavier new one.

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